Dynamic typing means that a variable’s type is determined at runtime. You do not need to declare the variable’s data type explicitly.

The same variable can also refer to values of different types at different times.

value = 100
print(type(value))

value = "Python"
print(type(value))
            

Output:

<class 'int'> 
<class 'str'>
            

The value itself has a type, while the variable name refers to that value.

Dynamic typing makes development flexible, but some type-related errors may only be discovered when the code is executed.